New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-28
GIANTS THEMSEL YES AGAIN..
TIE CHAMPIONS BEATEN FIVE TO ONE.
OVER FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE THE VIC
rnRY-HARLEM REsO UNDs WITH CHEERS.

OVER FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE The VIC
roRY-HARLEM REsoU NDs WITH CHEERS.
Harlem rang with yesterday afternoon and peo
pie looked In asonhment toward the plot Of ground abov
Central Park and wondered all about Had the,
able meaning Of those yes they would
have known that game of baseball was going on II
that An unbroken stream OF people nowe'
through Harlems lanes The multitude disappeared through
the little gates OF the Polo Grounds but still there were
Thousands outside hour before the match began 1t looked
could be modated but still the crowd
pushed and fought its way into the grounds Additional
gates opened and standing room only
was announced but still the rush continued.
half before battle between the New York
and Chicago clubs began could be had and when
O'Clock arrived being
present The police handled the crowd with success Dr.
McGynn present and the yesst interest In the
| match.
Tho New.York nine played In excellent form and won
rather easily toward the WEIGH pitched with wonder
full effect throughout allowing the Chicago baters to max
only four actual basehts during the match Clakson also
dd good work up to the final inning when his curves were
batted freely.
The throng quiet in expectancy the local players
took big Baby" and his followers went
into the field Gore put out but Herman was sent to
first base called balls BY desperate slide with his head
plough he got safely second and applauded as
hero Ward then the ball rolling slowly TO the right Oh
the pitcher Tho pitcher shortsop and second baseman
at IT, but the globe escaped tho fingers OF all and Tier
scored and the shouts sweled TO roar again ward
Anson
The Champions then went to the bat. but they did
not get run. Sunday was put out WINE
Ryan made hit and got to second
on wild throw by WEIGH. He got no
further however, Sullivan and Arson were
easily disposed o. ORourke started the third inning with
hreeba,e ht to and tho sentiments OF the on
lockers foated up Joyousy. Gillespie however. forced
O'Rourke third himself. and Rainy ala
Tx wise and made
Carkson pitched baters ont with apparent ease
In the third inning bnt Wech not so fortunate with the
Western batter for Chicago efforts were rewarded Win
and the tie DAILY lined the Dali INTO the
Ge got third base before the ball
could DO back Carkson, after three strikes had
been called MIN. to his catchers
assistance and sending the ball safely 10 centre Held DAILY
Clarkson thrown out while gong to second
and sunoay and Ryan struck out third OF the game was
1sS i'm nn S' Conner 1 hit to the right
picket e1es and got 10 on bsor u he rucE out
groans the picket fence IN centre field went
was hurt m but outside few bruised limb, there were no
In their hall OF the Inning the Chicago players were
Tisn tho nls mascot. tT2ttsi out to the the
some peanut. to oodoo the champion, lie
Giie,pir seeing the EFFORT, being made behalf
s out TO eit held RAINY nowever retired MN az second
error by RAINY in the last half Of the inning let visit
ing player get to second base but ne got no urther
pause was In me nett lnninE %he4 inc nome p
eroune near first base and he and the BAH aud PETER ar
umpire sa not forced Gore out second
base anxiety double play, Pfener threw
the Ua oyer AnsOn's rolled the picket
got around 10 third on the Ward Int
singing third base although Burns stopped
with he could not hold aud Herman got home
but ConnOrs TO Sunday ended the
In half Of the inning the Chicago pyers were
put three OreT aud the sixth inning ended
with tie To ] In New iork's favor
No made either side until the
ninth whom a careless by Plerer seemed
TO anger Clarkson tho local players added three
their and made the Knockers lee conn
the ball bounding 10 Pener. but
tEat player lugged It truly Egyptian STYLE and Connor
CarksOn seemed lose his temper and began
o the plate O'Rourke caught
end OF the bat and lifted nto The crowd In centre
neld three scored After Gillespie had
disposed o. made twobaso his between right
field and Rourke scored Richardson followed
with base hit 70 LETT Held and Rainy scored The Chi
G a z then quickly and mighty shout
from the Now York club had
great victory. The score